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Sorona®: A Miracle in Carpet Creation

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Sorona®: A Miracle in Carpet Creation

Polymers derived from bio-based sources, such as corn, can show the same chemical properties that we find in polymers derived from petrochemicals, with far less environmental impact. This white paper discusses carpet fiber made from bio-based polymers: DuPont's Sorona® carpet fiber. Sorona is ideal for high-traffic areas in the commercial and hospitality industries, providing stain-resistance, bleach resistance, resilience, clean-ability, and durability to foot traffic.


July 24, 2015

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